New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
-, on MAY AND NO WEDDINGS.

- coa SHOW AND iA'''
moon -,,,h other weeks since Eas'er' iaS' "oo.
Comps II, was all part OF me merry 'uo"'n , "
fhs u'' .adnes In May are cohsoe'o u 49,,
cAy' -. few Of them. Here ana '"eio n.and hoo
me- hraved superstition and got ah. wsatber
~ n,..sed but the ceremonies We" .,. mi. snring
.po' ,h.r hitter than at any o'ner I'M Tha r,v..
"a artv,nr In the Park was more . ,nrn nm the
Gnu .,n An. carriages daily, but Que """ ~ ,ho
were ned VIZ" sufficient The chiineSs III '''o
east or'o ..an upplsasaut effect op eqhes"'A''
BIT nau =. and the bride-paths have oeo' ta
SA' r, q. the opinion OF most carelu ''s shas =,
- ,n., these roads danTerous "a and a number
fns trees low at Certain OF their horses ny
81 LADIES TSsre are many bridges 100 shadow tho
them the road, lead and Md - dark. in sharp con
gravel nss uu.arisd road outside Inc Uess
Sorse ia apt shy at TINS apu why 50 many men
rider These pnrseacs keep to the @ and the
Sss continued complaint 700 Mace run side by side
roads do IN NE best parss abroad Inc Inc. %Sich many
ndrsl PARK has Rotten ,t knowing what it Is
csohhu,onable people feel without JUST N"'
they miss .o.oh,e on ac-
ho-.sbaok riding been agreeaoie U" az
w. an. ooo, weather. but thcatre'goihH o' INC ST.
,r q. NOW the steady diversion III i"' -. Man
g. . airy. dresses IN d" Lady CiancarJ H 49,.
~ attraction and many theatre parties C.. h..r
go - 90 and see them. The place mas oits"
wsu.ck.. has also come II for share OF poN'o
p..,on q. n always docs when dear OH JONI ""''
So. There has been unusually large nun" n',
thsatre parties at the Lyceum 10 SOC '"u"s :. -
.org ,bs known people VINO we're H. c;,llIat
. f,6ee RUSSELL with party, mr; anu r, Nv and
we're J9use ,,h Miss Van Aikrn and Miss Whe. Mr. a'I
Mira burton N. Harrison. eGDoNer,no, n ord Mr. and
W Harper' J; s;nnnen an Carroll Bryce The Thursday
Sgnb will occupy twenty eight seats heA' hn"''"'
m. rac.. at Cedarhurst have proved an accep'a"'o
,,'o,doors diversion The biting wind has peen u'''
gra.abIe at times and there has been so"'e
.hs riding but on the whole the week was ,ne,s d,s
success socially despite tue inoo"si'
played by the ishos
The dog show made the neiThoorhood OF MAu'on
scu.r. eyeu uveller than 1t did not ara" 90 won
- - .,,houyh it was a higher kind Of show In
go IN. .xhibtiou was not largely attended TINS
o. 4, the mast The crowd, perhaps, failed 70 MUG "o
IN \. Yet better dogs shown than ever oeiore
no far AZ the quality OF the spectators WAS
tar could not he asked for-at oenoh sno" Any
All the velLkuowu clubmen In town were toere anu
~. Dsmonico crowd" to say nothing OF pro'ossois
~ all Einds-includng professional beauties Wy
most crested visitors or the wsrk 49, Ierman
csrtchs Mrs Brockhost Cutting. Mrs Marshal " h,o-
erts Mrs Elliott Roosevelt MT anu u.'- Ne Perre
ran MI and Mrs Frederic Bronson, Mr. anu MS re'io
fn,iijIsrd' ir.. James OTIS and the Misses Hewitt
tn. o,enins of the spring display at the Museum OF
Art drew the usual thropg of interested art admirers
and several delightful surprises had been prepared ol
than nv the trustees aided by Judge Hlit"n' JuuSs
Russell and one or two others. and the presence o.
"1sO7" and Tho Defence OF Chamligny caiirh io' ~
many remarks Of appreciation. Among inc y's NOT
Swere President and Mira Barnard Professor anu .
Cbarder Irs Jonn Sher wood Mrs. Hi ks Lori Madame
al Cesnoia, Mr. and Mrs Eugene keIiy. T. anu nv
John Taylor Johnston, 8. D. baOcocK Anu "oou' ~"
othera
The coaching season was opened WIN que so'cuiH''
and dignity last Monday Puneuallty is the poiteues
NJ ttngs and and ii o'clock TO the sec
ond the Tantivy ratified away from the Brunswick win
LOAD Of beauty STYLE wealth and fashion NJ. RooSe
yelt drove out with Mrs Roosevelt beside him. and Fred
eric Bronson handled the rens coming home. oiher
on the coach we're Miss Georgie Bergman freaerc'
Beach Reginald Rives Miss Catherine Winthrop. Brock
hoist Cutting la milton Cary. G Robert aud Ihoma
Howard The Country Club was the objective poilt
and luncheon as eaten there The coacinS season VIII
iasi six weeks and the parade OF the club will take w
on May 70. with u dinner tftorwaid at tue
The Tuxedo Park coaching scheme 10 salu 10 DC soan
doned TIE drive out there back 40 I'D count sew
eniy-four miles That gooi deal OF task for drive
the Coaching Club 10 to Mr. Csssers country-plaoe
ChesterbrOoK.
Tho Kinder Sinfonie" which performed last nign
in one of the large apartments OF the Navarro In FIFTY
nnth-st was success unsteady and socially aud netto
handsome sum fol- the benefit OF the Columbia Coiies
Freshman crew. Among tho amateur perf3rmers we L
Miss Chapman Miss Gallatin Miss Isabel watts; ~
Misses oudcrt Miss Ounce Miss Barnard MISS Sneido
and Miss Ihom
The engagement Is announced Of Dudley winthrop ant
Miss May Bird; also OF Fairfax Harrison 10 MIS-
Buchanan, OF Baltimore
The last appearance Of tho season OF amateurs VIII p
Mt tho Lyceum Theatre tomorrow afternoon, when Nv"
Strings to Her Bow" will be given. Miss Lawrence
Miss Ada Ward an Messrs Coward. Paine and ionh
take part La Marriage dtr LonteT1ies win hiso y
played The performance Is Tor the cement on Oh uooEe
Cottage at Kockawsy-s mist worthy charity